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- Windows XP Setup >> dumpiing physical memorythanks for the advice but im not that bright HA it seems like updatin
drivers sounds like the right thing to do but if there is a sequenc
and room for error im sure ill mess it up. I rang tosh they didnt giv
me any support they just wont to pick it up makes me very nervous
dont have dvd burner so backing it all up would take forever. Its
very basic computer thats what gets me. It came with all majo
programs installed and ill i have done is added kazza and bit torren
and a couple of big games. it only happens on start up but the othe
day it stopped half way through start up of medal of honour? I hav
heaps of digi pics and music for i tunes thats it. what do ya think
should do?
usasma Wrote:
> Usually this is an error caused by a faulty device driver, syste
> service, or
> BIOS
> It could also be an error caused by an incompatible device driver
> system
> service, virus scanner, or backup tool
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> Have you added anything to the laptop? If not, I'd suggest you take i
> back
> to the store and have them repair it under warranty (backup your stuff
> first!).
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> If you have added any programs/hardware, check your Event Viewer fo
> any
> further information on what file may be causing this (Start...Control
> Panel...Administrative Tools...Event Viewer). If you can't find an
> specific
> reference to a file/program - start updating all the drivers fro
> lowest to
> highest (ie. BIOS, motherboard drivers, video, audio, LAN, etc).
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> "bryce" wrote:
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> Have new toshiba laptop no idea whats going on. Once a week i ge
> blue
> screen with a hole lot of jargon that means nothing to me. It want
> to
> dump physical memory to disk.
> catergory ( 102 )
> event ID 1003
> error code 0000000a
> Running xp
> antivirus is up to date
> Please help :)
> bryceo22@hotmail.com
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> bryce
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bryce
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- Windows XP Update >> error numberwhat is error number 0x8DDD0004. Havn't been able to update xp since June.
Active x control warning does not show and can't get past it. Followed MS
support advice and still can't get an update.
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- Windows XP Setup >> McAfee VirusScan v4.0.2 Uninstall HelpI recently bought a New Compaq laptop with windows xp
pro. McAfee VirusScan v4.0.2 was installed with it.I
installed Norton Anti-virus 2003 pro and wanted to
uninstall McAfee VirusScan v4.0.2 but when i did in the
Add and remove Programs it would freeze and i just can't
do it.
Please help me uninstall McAfee VirusScan v4.0.2
thanx Jordan
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- Windows XP Support >> formatted after a crash..question for you all?recently formatted c drive after major crash...but I think I must have done
something wrong, because there is less hard drive space now...did I not
partition correctly? In MY computer it shows the c drive with 2 colors, and
the available space is less than before..also it won't completely
defragment..shows a large amount as freagmented, but wont complete...is there
something I can do as an easy fix..computer seems slower now?
Thanks!
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> pagefile.sysI got an error on my 'puter today that said
my "pagefile.sys" was wrong and i need to go into
settings and change it. This was after scandisk chewed on
it for a while. I went in and looked at it, but the
setting was set higher than it said was required, so I
didn't change it. I had just installed "Pinnacle Studio
8", which is a DVD authoring program. I decided to go
into Norton and schedule a scandisk, and set it to
repair, then rebooted. I had only about 15Gig of stuff on
my 80 gig HD, but it said it had to "trunicate" the files
because it didn't have enough room to fix them. It
allowed XP to come up normally, but now my 80gig is
completely full! I used Norton to look at files on "C."
and I can see I have about 20-25 files. each over 500
meg, called something like "00084645.bmp" stored in
folder "c:\recycled\nprotect\", but when i go into
Windows Explorer, they folders aren't visible so I can
delete them.
Any ideas?
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- Windows XP Setup >> Registered to:How do I change the name the computer is registered to?
Currently it says in the system screen of control panel
that the computer is registered to: STUDENT, but I would
like to change that so that all my folders, etc. will
also change to a different name. How would I go about
doing that?
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- Windows XP Support >> ..."install an configure system components"I recently downloaded "Grafstat" from the Internet- it's something to work
out questionaires. Now I wanted to install it and they say I have to go to
Control Panel to install and configure system components. What do they want
from me??? I know where Control Panel is but further... Please, please help
me!!!
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- Windows XP >> Error messagesHi can anyone tell me what these messages mean;
11 September 2003 Applicatio n Error Fault bucket
50716521.
10 September 2003 Service Control Manager The Application
Management service terminated with the following error:
The specified module could not be found.
Regards,
Andy.
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- Windows XP Network >> Windows explorer stops repondiongI configured my home network by the wizard and had
connections rpoblems, specially sharing the internet
connection. Then I manually configured the network and
fixed the internet connecgtion, connection to shared
printer is fine, but when I need to browse other drives
on the network and open My Network places or clcik on the
network drives in explorer, they stop responding and I
had to close them with task manager, After that when I
reopen My network places or windows explorer I can browse
the network drives normally.
Could anyone help me to fix this annoying problem, Why I
can not browse the network drives the first I try to
open them
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- Windows XP Setup >> Problems with Office XP and VisualStudio.Netam running Office XP and VisualStudio.Net on a Windows
XP Pro System. All licenses were purchased through the
College I attend in the evening, and as far as I know are
full functionality.
I believe after I installed SP1 for XP, I started having a
problem with Office and .NET. Whenever I try to start
either program, I get a small window that says it's
performing an installation. I can either allow
the "install" to run it's course and use the programs, or
press the cancel button, but the window comes back
whenever I try to Save, cut, paste, or just about any
other action.
Thanks in advance for the advice.
Todd Horchler
Ohio
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- Windows XP Network >> VPN IssuesI have a server in a location that I have set up so I can VPN to that has a
map able folder. I have set up the folder on my workstation that is running
Windows XP Pro SP2 with all the updates. Both systems have High speed
internet access and when I force the VPN connection connect with out errors,
but when I try to sync these folders I get a message that tells me I can not
have multiple connections to the same shared resource. I would also like to
set this up to sync the folder at logon to the system, can anyone point me to
a site that shows the set up to do this.
Thank you
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- Windows XP Network >> suddenly can't configure network connectionsSince a week or so ago I have been unable to change my network settings, even
though the network is working.
I have a toshiba sattelite M45 S2652 with Windows XP Home, I presume SP2
It has built in wireless and ethernet connections, both of which have been
working perfectly up till a few days ago.
I usually set my IPs manually, this has been working fine for a few months.
I do it by opening the network connections window, right-clicking on one of
the connections, and selecting Properties. This brings up a dialog box where
I can set the TCP/IP configuration of the connection.
But a week or so ago, the Network Connection Properties dialog box began
appearing empty. Not blank, but just with none of the details filled in. The
cursor shows as an hourglass when hovering over the dialog box. The situation
does not change for hours, the information never appears. I have noticed that
CPU activity jumps to 100%, with Explorer using about 95% of it. If I try to
close the dialog box, it is reported as "Not Responding" and I must "End
Task", which causes Explorer to reset (i.e. the task bar and desktop icons
disappear for a moment).
This happens with both the ethernet connection and the wireless connection.
Also, of the little process icons that should come up on the right of the
task bar, the two network icons no longer come up.
Also, if I select "Status" from the right-click menu of either connection,
nothing happens: no dialog box appears.
But my home network (which uses the wireless connection) still works fine. I
just can't change the settings.
I think that the problem may have coincided with installing new software,
but I have uninstalled everything I can think of with no results. I also
installed the new windows patch (the one addressing the wmf problem) at the
same time.
If some system library file or files might have been affected, I'd be
grateful if anyone could let me know which ones they might be, so I can see
about replacing them with uncorrupted versions.
Alternatively, if I could learn somewhere how to set up my network
connections manually from the command-prompt, this would be an acceptable
work-around.
Thanks for any and all help.
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- Windows XP Support >> Computer restarts after being turned offProblem....
a customers pc reboots all on it's own after shutting down.
After turning the pc of in the usual way from windows, the pc shuts down and
then restarts right away.
Even if the power button is held in then it keeps on restarting over and
over again.
Nothing set in bios to auto restart it if power goes down.
No settings to wake on Lan.
It's as though the power button is switching on it's own.
Any ideas?
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Brett
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 Posted: Thu Apr 20 19:32:17 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP Network >> File sharing problems
I'm running a small wireless home network and I'm having a few problems.
Both computers are fully updated, running XP home sp2, all the firewalls are
configuered correctly my intenet connection is fine and the shared printer
operates fine. My problem lies in file sharing. I can access files from my
laptop that are stored on my desktop, but not very quickly. The other way
round it hardly works at all, if ever.
I think the problem may lie with egistery entries? I think the problem
started when I had to re-setup the network.
Any help really appreciated
Windows XP590
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Jack
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| Posted: Thu Apr 20 19:32:17 CDT 2006 |
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Windows XP Network >> File sharing problems
Hi
Successful Sharing involves some general consideration in Network settings,
http://www.ezlan.net/sharing.html
As well as specific adjustment of each computer according to what is allowed
to be shared.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;304040
Jack (MVP-Networking).
"jonnywilmot" <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote in message
news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
> I'm running a small wireless home network and I'm having a few problems.
> Both computers are fully updated, running XP home sp2, all the firewalls
> are
> configuered correctly my intenet connection is fine and the shared printer
> operates fine. My problem lies in file sharing. I can access files from
> my
> laptop that are stored on my desktop, but not very quickly. The other way
> round it hardly works at all, if ever.
> I think the problem may lie with egistery entries? I think the problem
> started when I had to re-setup the network.
>
> Any help really appreciated
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Chuck
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Windows XP Network >> File sharing problems
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006 13:21:02 -0700, jonnywilmot
<EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
>I'm running a small wireless home network and I'm having a few problems.
>Both computers are fully updated, running XP home sp2, all the firewalls are
>configuered correctly my intenet connection is fine and the shared printer
>operates fine. My problem lies in file sharing. I can access files from my
>laptop that are stored on my desktop, but not very quickly. The other way
>round it hardly works at all, if ever.
>I think the problem may lie with egistery entries? I think the problem
>started when I had to re-setup the network.
Jonny,
One of the most common causes of your problem would be a misconfigured or
overlooked personal firewall, or other security component. There are several
other possibilities too, and any might be the cause of your problem. Read this
article with an open mind.
<http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/10/irregularities-in-workgroup-visibility.html>
http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/10/irregularities-in-workgroup-visibility.html
We can probably help you better if you provide "browstat status" and "ipconfig
/all" from each computer, so we can diagnose the problem. Read this article,
and linked articles, and follow instructions precisely (download browstat!):
<http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/05/troubleshooting-network-neighborhood.html#AskingForHelp>
http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/2005/05/troubleshooting-network-neighborhood.html#AskingForHelp
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Cheers,
Chuck, MS-MVP [Windows - Networking]
http://nitecruzr.blogspot.com/
Paranoia is not a problem, when it's a normal response from experience.
My email is AT DOT
actual address pchuck mvps org.
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> Windows XP lag - Windows Explorer lagWindows XP lag - Windows Explorer lag
I've P4 1.8GHz, 512MB ram, Windows XP that works worser than my old
386. Everything happens because dirty in the windows register. When I
attempt to copy, cut, delete, move, and right-click some file or
folder the machine locks-up for about 30 sec. I found it happens
because windows XP look for every entry in
"HKEY_CLASS_ROOT\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers". There was an winzip
entry, but I not have winzip installed so windows keep searching the
entire registry for the DLL that was referenced by the winzip entry.
Not satisfied in not show me any error message it search the entire
registry again and again every right-click.
If you have the same symptons try to look in this key.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Windows was unable to complete the disk checkWhen checking a HDD partition I receive the following error:
"Windows was unable to complete the disk check"
I tried chkdsk and it worked, no bad sectors were found with chkdsk.
I had been using the HDD with a rack with a fan but as the fan needed to =
be replaced I was advised by a service representative that the fan was =
not needed and also that the HDD had a temperature protection just in =
case (I don't know if it's true). The HDD temperature increased and =
while I was actively copying data from one partition to another, when I =
returned, the PC was restarted and on boot there was a "Disk Error" =
message. After another reboot it worked but some registry files were =
corrupt and Windows needed to be reinstalled. I suspect that the HDD =
reached max temperature, stopped working, causing the PC to restart and =
while it was overheated, the boot error showed up. I don't know if this =
is the reason. Now I can't check the HDD. What could have happened, how =
can I check the HDD and how true is the information that Windows =
returns?
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- Windows XP >> Managed DirectxJust bought a new Toshiba P25-S487 laptop with 17"
screen. It has XP home pre-installed. I was able to
install all the XP Updates except for one which downloads
but refuses to install. It is "Managed Directx". Tried
installing it several times but installation fails.
Microsoft will not give me free support because XP was
pre-installed by Toshiba (OEM) and referred me back to
Toshiba. NO HOPE OVER THERE! I am sure someone has a
solution.
Thank You
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- Windows XP >> Can't return task bar to 'Locked' ??Hi All,
I'm trying to sort a machine for a friend.
At some point she has set the task bar to auto-hide,
but now we can't get it back to the locked state ??
Gone through Start|Properties|Task Bar| "Lock The Task Bar",
ticked the box and applied etc, but the bar still hides ?
When i go back into the properties again, the box is unchecked.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
John
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> funny problem with titles and creditsHi:
It's several months ago since I don't use WMM, but it used to work properly.
Now when I try to add a title, it just does nothing - when I click to the
ready link it does nothing and when I click to the change animation link an
empty list of effects is displayed. Same with credits: the link doesn't
work. You can see the screenshots at:
http://geocities.com/neutron3210/wmmerror.jpg
My system is win xp home, sp2
Any idea? (especially the empty list maybe a hint).-
I already tried reinstalling WMM, the full sp2, and re-registering all wmm
files, but didn't work.
Thanks.
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- Windows XP Hardware >> Machine shutdowns over and over againHello,
I see there is a lovely virus going around again, but what does it do to
your machine?
I'm worried that my second machine has it. When I load it up, everything
seems fine, but after I've typed in my login password and got into Windows
it automatically starts to shutdown (like I have selected it from the Start
Menu). I thought it might be the power button being stuck but then it would
shutdown on the login screen. And it's not because the machine is over
heating as the temperature in the BIOS is fine and there is no alarm going
off (which I've set up).
Any ideas why it's doing this?
Kol
e. kolngNOSPAMPLEASE@tregaskes.co.uk
w. http://www.e-lusion.co.uk/
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Beauty without grace is the hook without the bait. - Ralph Waldo Emerson
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- Windows XP Support >> XP/OE6 Newsgroup post errorHave OE6 configured correctly for e_mail and Newsgroup downloads via ISP -
can subscribe, download and read posts.
What I can't do is EITHER - post a reply, or send a post
Here is a paste of the error message -
Outlook Express could not post your message. Subject 'Re: XP BIG-TIME
SCREW-UP', Account: 'news.cable.ntlworld.com', Server:
'news.cable.ntlworld.com', Protocol: NNTP, Server Response: '441 Posting
Failed ("From" Header not in Internet Syntax.)', Port: 119, Secure(SSL): No,
Server Error: 441, Error Number: 0x800CCCA9
What's wrong, please? Error refers to a "Group" reply I tried to send (same
error occurs on a new post)
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Silvabod
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- Windows XP Network >> cleaning up my network placesI have a 5 windows xp home and professional computers that have multiple
entries that show up when I look at my network places. I know from what I
have read in the web and in this news group that the information displayed in
my network places comes from the master browser. I have also used browstat
to see the status of my network and everything is okay.
I just want to know how to remove the enteries that are not working any
more. I have disconnected the shared network connections on the windows xp
computers that are not available anymore, but I would like to know if I can
just delete the enteries from the master browser in my network places if they
are not working any more or if it is even possible to remove the enteries
from the my network places (and be able to control what is seen here). I
have 77 shared folders, some of which don't exist as some computers have been
re-named and what not and thus incorrect entries exist. Thus what is the
best way to clean up this mess and keep it from coming back?
Edward Letendre
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- Windows XP MovieMaker >> Can't Import .AVi from Digital CamcorderI own a samsung handicam. When I try to import my videos off of this into
movie maker, i get this error message:
the file _______ cannot be imported because the codec required to play the
file is not installed on your computer. If you have already tried to download
and install the codec, close and restart Windows Movie Maker, and then try to
import the file again.
I have looked online and it appears that this codec is codec 45. I have
tried to find a free download of this, that is compatible with microsoft XP.
I have also tried to play this in Windows Media Player and have only gotten
the audio from my video files to play.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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- Windows XP Support >> Outlook Express error code 0x800CCCOFI'm trying to send a Windows Media Audio/Video file size 2.75mb & this is the
response I get...Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection.
Possible causes server problems etc., Server response '451 timeout (#4.4.4)'
port 587 Secure (SSL) No. Server error 451 Error 0x800CCC0F.
How come I was able to receive it but not forward?
Any ideas please?
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- Windows XP Perform Maintain >> 21 XP critical updates.Hi all,
I recently had major problems with my PC & had to format & return to factory settings. My main concern was security, so I set up my firewall & antivirus. Without surfing the net, I then searched for critical updates & found 21, I decided to download the lot in one go, but when I click on add/remove programs, only about 14 appear?
I have checked on the Windows update site, & all appear there on installation history, can anyone tell me if the lot have installed, or whether more should appear in add/remove?
I have re checked for updates, but no critical updates are appearing, so I don`t know if this will help.
Many thanks for any replies.
Ian.
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- Windows XP >> USBI installed Windows XP last week and activated it today
(7-21-03).
How can I find out what version of USB that is on my
computer?
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- Windows XP >> Desktop.ini opens on startupAll of a sudden Windows XP Pro has begun to open Desktop.ini in Notepad at
the end of the bootup process. Near the end of startup the file appears on
screen. Everything else seems to be working normally. The contents of the
file are a single line:
[.ShellClassInfo] LocalizedResourceName=@shell32.dll,-21774
I know of no recent changes to the system. I have XP Pro SP1 with all
critical updates. This is a Toshiba laptop with 512 MB RAM.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Gene
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